1 What is a better word to describe marriage than "institution"? Contract Enterprise Trap Covenant 2 Marriage uses public promises to embody love and honor fulfill public obligations satisfy society fulfill a private obligation 3 Who does Moore wonder about? Kings and queens Her parents Heloise and Abelard Adam and Eve 4 The ring is described as golden steel circular all of these 5 What do you need to use to avoid breaking the rules of the ring? Public promises Cleverness Criminal ingenuity Hard work 6 What explains everything but explains nothing? Psychology Marriage Religion Love 7 What are we left with, even after psychology? Doubt Anger Fear Confusion 8 Eve is described as beautiful silly shy evil 9 Eve can speak three languages dance seductively paint and sculpt rule over kingdoms 10 Eve demanded a commotion but stipulated harmony stillness quiet peace 11 Eve tells the visitor she would like to be alone together to be alone some company to never see him again 12 The stars and fruit are described as luminous fantastical incandescent ethereal 13 How is the experience of beauty described? Strange Mysterious Violent Cruel 14 Moore says marriage can never be more than a/an _____________ impossibility. exciting interesting illuminating amazing 15 The heart rises like the boat rises in water a child rises from slumber the sun rises a flower rises to meet the sun 16 What creature tempts Eve? The spider The serpent The lion The wolf 17 How is what happened in the Garden described? An accident A punishment A mistake A tragedy 18 After the Fall, Adam is exonerated is blamed is destroyed is forgotten 19 Adam is described as dull-looking strong possessing beauty ugly 20 Adam is described as all the following except desirous to be alone colubrine a monster feline 21 Adam's beauty is perfect harsh distressing masculine 22 Adam is alive with strength words desire love 23 Adam thinks there is a quality of a woman's mind that is dumb tempestuous cruel unsafe 24 Adam loves to build sleep cry talk 25 Adam talks about all the following except heaven and hell the past family the present
